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Specific.Plan III represents an opportunity to develop a unique community combining the best aspects of master-planned development with best building types and styles of long established neighborhoods(See Figure 4-1).One key to the success of the community is the appropriate architectural vocabulary and theme. The Specific Plan III planning area has been named*College P>3W providing an academic orientation to the southern portion of Mountain House due to its adjacency to the Community College. Neighborhood entry design for the portion of Neighborhood D in Specifie Plan III will be in ars Italianate style.consistent with that used for the Specific Plan II portion of Neighborhood D,so that Neighborhood D appears as a cohesive neighborhood. Detailedlesiq_m.gWdards developed for residential areas in Specific Plan IH will apply to that portion of Neighborhood bin Specifc Plan lli. Section 4.3.2;paragraphs.two and three: Neighborhood AIB has a Neighborhood Center of approximately 42.0 acres.as shown in.Figure 4-28. The Neighborhood Center contains two K-8 schools with a Neighborhood Park separating the schools. The school sites are 15.5 acres and 16.5 acres and are accessed by collector roads at the school entrance area. The Neighborhood Park between the K-&schools is approximately 8.5 acres and.jh&oontaine -8GFe balifields or other amMiijes,as reauiaW by the MHCSD and MHCSD Parks;_R2gmVgo and Leisure P4&#wl are within the nark site and areas designated as joint use-areas for the adjaoent.schools. Shared .use of school buildings, park and school I•acilities and.school parking is anticipated. A 1.5 acre neighborhood,coMmercial site is located across the street from the Neighborhood Park and schools. The Neighborhood Commercial and Neighborhood Park are located at the intersection of a residential collector and the open space corridor, allowing easy access to the Neighborhood Center. A variety of public and private,uses.are encouraged within the Neighborhood Center with,a common architectural and landscape theme used throughout,compatible with the residential character of the neighborhood. A le•apd-Spanish Colonial architecture theme neig0-teas been established for . Nelahborhood AIB and the rs.2M md-neighborhood cwmercial in the Nelghbprhood Center aft- tile.. style., Section 4.3.3.1, subsection a 5 5. Common Architectural Theme. P+aiFie-er .Spanish.Colonial architecture themes heave been established for the Neighborhood Center. designated' . "h CGIOR gal Arch W ted-Fal 04e- Buildings within s area shall be compatible with ilarseFMA-Men..,architectural theme,and shall utilize common forms,details,materials and colors. Building details such as entries, columns, articulation of windows, overhangs,trellises, gates,fence,and furnishings, shall be emphasized. . Section 4.3.3.1,subsection d 6: 6. Architecture. Building architecture shall reflect the Spanish Colgdatffteme established for the neighborhood commerclal'are'a. Building details shall emphasize evertiangs, 0118 such as entries,articulation of building facades,windows, trellises,arbors and other human-scale elements,consistent with applicable design regulations. Section 7.2.5.2,paragraphs one and two: Focal points.are provided throughout the neighborhoods to give identity to each residential sub-area.These 1 andscaped focaloc i sntsareas consis"of small interior open spaces for passive or active recreation enhance the aesthetics of the neighborhood. rm'dantlpl areas of a . The focal points, subject to MHCSD design:approval,"will be owned and maintained by a Home Owner's Association. Private recreation facilities will be provided within the.W= medium high density and high density residential area , P'Noumaln Mounfted is Pon NI 8ubeequwd Projed%Caoew Xw los Pr*00PA4=0S43-3pedit Wn%TeA ChwgesWU1 Amendmwft-lend-rev Jura 7 2007Am -2-